Negatus: I'm not surprised. How many times can you offer the same games (plus some "new" throwaway titles) without there being diminishing returns? I would be hard pressed to buy one, much less than the minimum three, games from this tired list.

nijuu: Who hasnt already got most of the good ones from this? :)

Momo1991: I really love Groupees and I try to support every game bundle they offer even if it's just a little money.

For this one, I bought a couple of games I already own simply to gift to others that might not be able to afford even the minimum. Plus there were at least two DRM-free games that I didn't already own. So yes, I agree that many of these are repeats but it is a "build-a-bundle" for anyone that is missing some of those games and I really like that option!

blotunga: What game is worth it besides Robin Hood? I still need two :). Is there a point in taking grotesque tactics 1&2?

amok: So I have now tried The Chosen a little bit, and got some initial impressions.

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4) The skill tree and character progression is a bit disappointing. I am trying the ranged hunter first, and so far all I can do is level up some passive skills. You can have only three active skills at a time (offensive, defensive, other). So for example for offensive you can put your skill point in for example Power Attack (increased crit chance) and later on Convert (chance on hit for mob to fight for you for a short time) but you can not have both active. What makes it not work is that for each level you get 1 skill point, and most skills are locked and only opens up on later levels. This means that in the beginning you have very little choice about where you dump your skillpoints, and later on they become irrelevant as you want better skills, but then the point is "lost" (if it makes any sense...) It is easy to change skills on the fly, though, but the system do not quite work and I am not sure how they came up with it.